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Of course, Apple has those excellent numbers, they?re selling to you a $200 device for >$600 (included in your expensive data plan). Nokia?s had a tough time not with customers worldwide but with shareholders who desperately want big money. Nokia is by far the smartphone leader around the globe but they?ve had to sacrifice their profit margins because their customers are low to mid income. Apple certainly dominates US market but a complete world exists out of US borders. The US market is peculiar, Americans like shiny interfaces and lots of unnecessary apps. IMO, Nokia has lost the US, they should consolidate its presence in Europe and focus in emerging markets like China and Latin America.
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